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FARWTLL Floretta Woodberry FarwtTl. art BOESEB Herbert W. oesr. aflddenly. 33 LINHART Anna Unhart, late of S74S W.

1 PARLEY TO MAKElfQBiTUARiEs Wandering Boys Get a Night's Rest Greenwood avenue, bbokic. rer noi Evelyn, ne Sou) -a: father of Donald and Carylann, son ot Mrs. Anna Truss. Setw. tees Tuesday.

3 p. at funeral home. 8057 NUes Ceier roadkokla. Interment private. i cennak road, beloved mother of Victoria Hrdlna and Marie Ltnhart.

mother-in-law of Charles Hrdlna, grandmother of Victoria Zuber. great-grandmother of Charlotte and Charles Zuber. Services Tuesday. 1:30 p. at chapel.

2534 S. Pulaski. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. LA wn dale 1-3972. Muscatine, papers please topy.

William L. Graening William L. Graening, 68, of 606 SACHNOFF Lmian Sachnoff of 4937 f. ADEN BERG Fannie Sherman Madenberg, Washington st. West Dundee, died yesterday in Sherman hospital, 1 CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: Monday, August 6, 1951 Parti Page 26 BANDITS SEIZED IN RAID ON HOME FACE SHOWUP KNOTTY SCIENCE PROBLEMS EASY Whipple street, beloved motner 01 lanmv Friedman.

Joseph Rose Flack. Samuel. Marlon Cohen. Florence Fohrman ot Lo6 Angeles, and Morey grandmother of 14. great-grandmother of three.

Service Monday, 10 at chapel. 4223 W. Rocere.J road, corner Tripp. Interment JesrHh Weld-helm. Kindly omit flowers.

Elgin. He had been president of the First National bank of Dun dear mother of Yetta Franks, Sara Sherman, Ben Sherman, and Ann Fisher of Los Angeles. beloved sister of Hilda Tarter. Harry Sltxek. and Saandele Rosenblatt, devoted grandmother of 10 grandchildren.

Service Monday. 10 a. at chapel. 5206 Broadway. Interment B'nat Abraham Zion cemetery, Waldheim.

Family at home, 6207 N. Fairfield avenue. dee since 193L and had been connected with the bank since 1918. SCHTLD Anton M. Schuld.

husband of Anna, He leaves his widow, Emma, a MAGOWSKI Joseph MagowsH, beloved broth father ot John and Anton, brother of Ann Hoilenberger and Roe Vella of New York. Funeral Tuesday. 10 a. at chapel. 172 N.

Larrabee street. Interment local cemetery. Michigan 3-1535. daughter, Mrs. Blaine Stuhlsatz, and four brothers, Otto, Arthur, John, and Herman.

Services will SCHWARTZ Martha Schwartz of 32 3 Ber er oi rauiine raiuszea. Stella suiter. Anton, Andrew, Roman, and Vincent, dear brother-in-law of Paulina Nowaoyk, Rose Wleczorek. Joseph Bulter. and Anton Krzlk.

Funeral Wednesday. Aug. 8, at 9 a. from chapel. 4800 S.

Hermitage avenue, to SS. Cyril and Methodius church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. be held at 2 p. m.

tomorrow in the Insist Slain Pal Guided Bethlehem Lutheran church, of Dundee. wyn avenue, beloved wife of Fred rona mother cf Harold. Leona Cook. Melvln. Ralph.

Virginia Roe, Arbutus Hsrlcs. and the late Violet, dear sister of Clara Malik, loving grandmother ot seven. Service Tuesday. 2 p. at chapel.

3905-07 Lincoln avenue. Interment Rosehill. Past president of Ida McKinley auxiliary. No. 6.

U. S. W. V. MAHER See Mary Tangredy notice.

MALLANO Leonardo Antonio Mallano. be Them to Victim The Rev. Edward Asling s. sis Meirose avenue. Kenu worth, Aug.

4. 1951, wife ot the late Arthur Bur-rage Far well, mother of Stanley Mrs. Edward P. FarweU, Mrs. Charles F.

Davis, and Mrs. Luther H. Barber. Services in chapel of Wlnnetka Congregational church Monday, Aug. 6, at 4 p.

m. Interment at Memorial Park cemetery. fleas- omit Sowers. FLANAGAN Patrick J. Flanagan of 1024 N.

Lawler avenue, beloved husband of Use lata Loretta loving father of Patrick, Sister Patricia Mary. S. N. Rev. Neal, O.

S. Daniel. Loretta Sarahan, Catherine Zeller, and John, brother of Margaret Steflan. Katherine Sullivan, Delia Martin. Michael and Mary Dolman.

Funeral Tuesday at 10 m. from funeral home, 5018-20 Chicago avenue, to Our Lady Help ot Christians church. Interment Queen of Heaven. FLEMING Robert J. Fleming, dear son of John and Mary, fond brother of John Edward, and Eleanor, grandson ot Rosa Zaltz.

Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 1938 W. 47th street, to St. Rose of Lima church. Interment St.

Mary's cemetery. LAfayette 3-2191. FXESJMING Edward Flemmlng, Aug. 4. 1S51, dearly beloved husband of Emllle, nee Janickl; loving father of Carol Ann.

dear brother of George. Funeral Wednesday, Aug. 8, 9:30 a. from funeral home. 5776 Lawrence, to St.

Robert Bellarmlne church. Interment St, Joseph's cemetery. Member of Holy Name society and St. Rochus court. No.

1006, O. F. KHdar 5-3800. FOAT Ella Foat, at Washington Jane Smith Home. August 4.

1951. At chapel, 2121 W. 95th street, where services will be held Tuesday, August 7, at 10 a. m. FRIEDMAN Jack Friedman of Los Angeles, formerly of Chicago, suddenly Aug.

5, 1951, beloved husband of Lillian, nee Sail; father of Norman and Marilyn Abrams, fond brother of Yetta Goldman and the lata Mas Friedman. Services in Loa Angeles. rx'LLEM See Frank J. Hackenbrocn notice. GASPERINI Stella Gaspertnl.

beloved wife of Louis, dear mother of Dante, Mrs. Gertrude Dl Varco, Eugene. Mrs. Josephine Jensen, and Louis Jr. Funeral Tuesday.

9:30 a. from chapel, 409 W. North avenue, to St. Philip Benizl church. Interment Mount Carmel.

MOhawK 4-5150. GREIG Julia Lloyd Grelg, Aug. 8, of Ravlnla, 111., wife of Robert soother ot Ellen and Edwin L. Services 2 D. Tuesday.

The Rev. Edward Asling, 73, of SHERMAN See Fannie Madenberg notice. loved husband of the lata Anna Marie, fond father of Rose Tristan Margaret Alello, Al of Los Angeles. Theresa TorsleUo and Michael. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.

from chapel. 3344 W. Chicago avenue, to Notxe Dame church. Interment Mount Car-meL VAn Buren 6-2770. SHILT Edward J.

Shilt. late of 3948 W. Three bandits captured Saturday when a companion was slain after 219 Cherry st, Elgin, a Methodist minister since 1900, died yesterday in his home. He had been pas they were trapped by police in the MeGTJINNESS Peter McGulnness. beloved hus- tor in 12 Methodist churches in home of Walter Wolfner, 52, 61st street, beloved husband of Viola, ne Longhousen fond son ot Charles and th late Catherine, brother of Charles.

Ma Klrschner. Regina Soustek. Rita Derdzlrtski, and the late Alice Vescellus. Funeral Tue. day, Aug.

7, 9:90 from parlors. 3701. W. 63d street, at Washtenaw avenue, to St Rita's church. Member of St.

Rita Help Name society and St. Rita council. No. 2034. K.

of C. Interment Holy Sepulchre. PRospect 6-8300. the Chicago area. He formerly was wealthy sportsman, at 5825 Wash professor of German at North western university.

He is survived DMw oi lata Alice, fond father ot Miss Alice McGulnness, "rs. Leroy Cassln. Mrs. Joseph Blgley, Ft tnk. George, Joseph, Jerome, and the late Bernard McGulnness.

Resting at Chapel. 7208 Stony Island avenue. Services at Our Lady ot Peace church. Tuesday, Aug. 7, at 9:30 a.

m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member of division 241. CTA. BUtterfleld 8-2068.

Ington were paraded before victims of other recent crimes at KBsHaBKaaaVBBBBamfleSelkW SIEGELE Dorothea R. Slegele. 6437 9. Nop. by his widow, Adelia, and two daughters, Mrs.

Wesley Biehl and Mrs. J. L. Ehlers. Services will be tomorrow at 2 p.

m. in Zion a detective bureau showup yester day. TRIBUNE Photo 1 Detective Gregory Wirtz tucking in Eugene and Clyde Puckett for night at Englewood station. Boys had been hunting their mother. McKTLLOP John McXtllop, 3536 IT.

Leavttt mat boulevard, beloved daughter of Rutft and the late Walter Slegele. Resting at chapel. 415 W. 63d street, after 6 p. m.

Monday. Service Tuesday. 3 p. ssu, at First Church of the Naxarene. urn, aui.

s. iHoi. suaoeniv. at Nw Rene Bergamin, 40, and Michael York City, are 73. husband of the late Euphemla, ne Diamond: dear father of Methodist church in Elgin.

isaac Joan Mrs. Herman Andersen, SIEGELE Walter Slegele. 6457 S. Normal T. Spans, 38, ex-convicts, and Frank Wilson, questioned at length by Sgt.

Jack Hanrahan David Revere Parents Sought David Revere, 64, of 1831 Cly- boulevard, beloved husband of Ruth, ne Silvers. Resting at chapel. 415 W. 63d atreet, after 6 p. m.

Monday. Service Tuesday. 3 p. at First Church of the Naxarene. Thomas and Henry eltht grandchildren, brother of Mrs.

Elizabeth Mon-goven of Ottumwa, and James MeKillop of New York City. Mrs. Mary Shaw, and Thomas McKlllop In Scotland. Services and interment from W. L.

Case funeral parlor. bourn a Municipal court bailif ICUcat Trilnc Prcn Serried EDINGURGH, Scotland, Aug. 5 It's brains week The British Association for the Advancement of Science, or BA for short, one of the biggest gatherings of scientists in the world, opens here Wednesday. One of its main objects, is to make science intelligible to the layman. To that end, the week long meeting will be thrown open to all for a few pennies.

About 300 scientists, professors, lecturers, engineers, and others with specialized experience will give talks and demonstrations on their fields. Some reports will represent the fruits of 10 years or more research. 25 Talks at One Time Most people are interested In weather. Well, there will be talks on the latest developments in producing artificial rain and there will be an explanation why the sun in Scotland went blue. as an ink blot one day last September.

The BA is divided into 13 sections, with subjects 'ranging from mathematics to agriculture. Sometimes it has 25 talks or demonstrations running at the same time. America is well represented. Prof. Helen F.

Hohman, University of Chicago professor in social service administration, will present a paper comparing the American program on old age security with those of Sweden and Britain in post-war years. An Edinburgh electrical engineer, J. B. Smith, proposes to demonstrate his invention, a machine that solves mathematical problems. It will be an addition to the vast array of calculating machines already in dperation.

Scots Show Interest of the detective bureau robbery detail. saginaw, mien. SILVERS Cordle Silvers. 6457 S. Normal since 1929 and Democratic captain of the 7th precinct of the 43d ward since 1926, died of a heart attack Hanrahan sought to determine MCMILLAN Anna McMillan, nee Davidson.

VEHICLE ROAD TO LHASA BEING BUILT BY 100,000 New York Times-Chicago Tribune Service! KALIMPONG, India, Aug. 5 It was reported here today that 100,000 Tibetans and Chinese from Yunnan province are working on beloved wife of the late Robert, dear mother Aug. 7, at chapel, 1913 Sheridan road, boulevard, beloved wife of the late Joseph R. Silvers. Resting at chapel.

415 W. 63d street, after 6 p. m. Monday. Service Tues- day.

3 p. at First Church of thai Nazarene. oi Leroy w. Gross, sister of Clara. Edith, Grace, John, the late Joseph, Frank, and in his home last night He had Highland Park.

Please omit nowers. GRESKE See Elizabeth Kobrt notice. Alice, services Tuesday, Aug. 7. 2 p.

at the funeral home. 3440 N. Central ave been assigned to the chief bailif's office. Mr. Revere was a policeman SPALDING DC Witt Spalding of 7261 Phillip GRUNG Bernard L.

Grung. husband of Jean- nue, interment RosehllL Klidare 5-5420. how the three and their slam pal, John Tiech, 44, also an ex-convict, chose the Wolfner home for a robbery. Three Stick to Story The prisoners stuck to their MILLER Mary Hough Miller. Aur.

4. of 1126 from 1915 to 1922. His widow, oin street, sister oi William cook Miller avenue, dear nusaand of the late Maude Spalding, beloved father ot Mrs. Lawrence R. Fry of Deerneld.

HI. Resting at chapel. 5203 Lake Park avenue, until 12 noon Tuesday, interment private. HYde Park 3-O013. oi Detroit.

and Mrs. -William D. nette, nee Helstrom; father of Son)a, dra. Bernard son of Lenora, brother of Pearl Gawenat. Resting at funeral home, 4138 W.

North avenue. Services 10 a. m. Tuesday. Aug.

7. Interment Acacia Park. Information BElmont 5-6812. Clara; two sons, Frederick and Shaw of Minneapolis. dear friend of Mrs.

Alexander C. Blederman. Services In David two daughters, Mrs. STACK See Hannah O'Connor notice story that Piech asked them to cnapei, 4327 Cottage Grove avenue, Tuesday, 3 p. m.

Interment private. Catherine Faulhaber, and Mrs. STJGDEN Fannie G. Sugden. wife of th lata Gl'DZITjNAS Frank Gudzlunas, late ot 4453 S.

Honore street. Aug. 4. 1951, loving June 12 grandchildren MITCH ELL Mabel E. -Mitchell.

Aug. 4. Of survive. on a. Eirawooa avenue, oak Park, beloved sister of Ella O.

Kenneth, and Leonard Police were hunting yesterday for. the parents of Clyde Puckett, 8, and his brother, Eugene, 6, who were found Saturday night outside a tavern in Wentworth near 67th st. The boys said they were looking for their mother, George Pacu, landlord of the building at 205 W. 68th st, told police the children had been left in the care of their mother in a four room apartment there Friday when their father and stepmother, James and Mrs. Jessie Puckett, went to visit the stepmother's parents in southern Illinois.

Police said Mrs. Dorothy Maxey, mother of the boys, later disappeared. The Puckett apartment was scantily furnished, the bedclothing was soiled, and there was no food. The boys were taken to the Juvenile Detention home. jonn 1 sugaen.

mother 01 Dorothy Ramm. Clara Korst. and Florence Pierce, grandmother of Pvt. William Korst and Dorothy Ramm. Services Monday.

2 p. at Grace -Episcopal church. Oak Park. Please omit flowers, interment Forest Home. For further information call EUclld 3-3191.

o. Mitchell, and of Mildred L. Albee. lather of Stella Pace and Patricia jastrzem-ski, dear brother of Karollna Fetkelis, Anna Zemaltis, Ignadus, and Peter of Toronto, Canada. Funeral Wednesday, Aug.

8. 8:30 a. from funeral home, 4605 S. Hermitage avenue, to Holy Cross church. Interment St, Caslmlr'a.

YArds 7-1741. Services Tuesday. Aug. 7, at 2:30 p. at chapel.

124-126 Madison street. Oak Park at Lomoaro avenue. Please omit flowers. interment Oakland. CaL SULLIVAN Catherln IKatel Sullivan, GURTOWSKI John J.

Gurtowskl. beloved bus- MOORE Maud Moore, nee McNally. formerly band ot Mary, nea Stepan; fond father of oi 7i s. carpenter street, beloved wife of the late Daniel, dear mother of Margaret Caretaker Is Found Dead in Scottish Rite Cathedral George Rasmussen, 69, a caretaker in the Scottish Rite cathedral, 915 N. Dearborn st, was Mildred Willis, son of Joseph and Antonla, brother of Lottie Fokorski, Mary GurtowakL August 4, 1951.

beloved slsiter of David. Daniel, and James Sullivan, and th lata Cornelius. Patrick. Nellie, Mary, and Margaret SuIUvan. Funeral Tuesday.

9 a. from chapel. 7705 Cottage Grove avenue, St, Joachim's church, interment Doyles-town. Wis. Doylestown and Beaver Dan papers, pleas copy.

Walter. Edward. Leo. and George, father- the construction of a vehicle road to Lhasa from Tibet's eastern frontier. It was said food was" being drftpped to the laborers from planes operating out of Chengtu, China.

It also was learned that the Dalai Lama and his party, with a 1,000 mule caravan, today left Gyantse, Tibet's third largest city, and expect to reach Lhasa in a week. The Chinese mission to take over Tibet's defense," communications, and foreign affairs, and the communist "liberation" forces, are also expected to arrive in Lhasa by mid-August, A communist force estimated at 500 has been reported moving toward the Tibet-Kashmir border. Another group of 500 is quartered at Gartok, western Tibet trading center where India, maintains a government agent. in-law ot Rufus Willis. Funeral Wednesday.

Aug. 8. 9:30 a. from chapel. 3054 Blake.

Mary Long, Eleanor Conrad. Katharine O'Malley, Rita Prendergast, and Melody McCormick. fond sister of Ellen P. McNally, grandmother of 16, great-grandmother of four. Funeral Wednesday.

9 a. nv, from funeral borne. 1136 W. 87th street, to St. Klllan's church.

Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment W. Cermak road, to St, Roman's church. interment Resurrection.

Bishop 7-B999, STJNDBERG Albert F. gundberg. dearly be BACKENBROCH Frank J. Hackenbroch Of found dead, apparently of a heart attack, last night in the cathedral. Police believed he fell on the stairs after being stricken.

St. Mary's. Member of St. Leo's court. No.

lis. w. a. F. RAdcllfle 3-1100.

7807 Dobson avenue, dearly beloved husband of the late Frances, nee Hartmann; devoted father ot Lillian E. Fullem and Ella A. Thompson. Funeral Wednesday, 8:45 Ml i-REE Annie McDowell Mulree. beloved wife of Samuel, dear mother of Evelyn Mul loved husband ot Vera, nee Worcester: fond father ot Albert F.

Jr.i Edward. Lorratn Nielsen. Charlotte Humum. and Loclll Keefe, three grandchildren, brother of Carl. Services Tuesday.

Aug. at 2 p. at funeral home. 5622-24 Irving Park road. Interment Mount Olive cemetery.

Member of Portage Park lodge. NO. 220, L. O. O.

and Indian Portage post, V. F. W. Information. PEnsacolA 6-9000.

a. to St. Francis de Paula church. 9:30 ree n.amra ana tne late W. Stanley Mulree.

a. m. Interment local. Member of St. Fran and Ellen Mae McManus, grandmother of Gwen Lucas.

William S. Cassldy. Albert cis Holy Name society. PRospect 6-1000. DEATH NOTICES Kamm.

and Prtscilla Mae McManus. great- HAHN Alexander Hahn of 5015 S. Marsh- BURGLAR LEAPS OUT, IN WINDOW; grandmother of two. sister of Harriet L. Evarts.and Sarah Polk.

Services Wednesday. field avenue, beloved husband oi the late Pauline, fond father of Alexander and Edward, dear brother of Bemlce Hvlchert TANGREDY Mary Tangredy. 3424 Crenshaw x.3v p. at cnapei, vatn ana Emerald. The Scots are keeping their reputation for being interested in science.

Already 4,000 "lay members" have registered, most of them local residents. London, with a population of 10 million, could interment Cedar Park. Panszczvk and Joseph, Funeral from chapel, MTJR DOCK Hazel Klest Murdock, Aug. 5. of SHOT AND SEIZED street, oeioved wile 01 tne late Patrick, loving mother ot Gabe.

Thomas, and Chaile Tangredy. Cele Maher. and Rose Darrato, grandmother of 13. At chapel. 4817 Madt.

son street. Funeral Tuesday. 10:15 a. to St. Charles Borromeo church.

Mass 11 a. m. Burial Mount CarmeL AUstln 7-1137. avenue, oeioved wire ol Eugene loving mother ot Mra. Dudley Froy of ALLEN James S.

Allen, beloved husband of Anna, dear lather ot James S. Jr. and Janet Krlschke. grandfather ot Roger and James. Services Tuesday, 1:30 p.

at funeral home. 3224 Montrosa avenue. Interment Rosehill. ALT Clara Lane Alt. 1S2S Tarwtll avenue.

Aug. 4. 1951, beloved wife ot the late Frank dear mother of Edward Frank and Dr. Howard L. Alt At chapel, 5501 N.

Ashland avenue, where services will be 1503 W. 51st street. Wednesday. Aug. 8.

at 8 a. to St. Augustine's church. Interment Resurrection. call YArda 7-4765.

HARBER Dr. Geofge DIUard Harber of 7630 Essex avenue, beloved husband ot Marie, nee Harrises; dear son of Mary Clark Harber and the late John, fond brother of John and iikkd, ana sors. Kicnara s. Harrison. produce only 5,000 members in SERGEANT FOUND daughter of Mrs.

Elmer A. Klest. grandmother of four. Funeral Wednesday. 1 p.

chapel. Jeffrey boulevard at 77 th street. In TERMINI Casper Termini, beloved husband of 1932 when the meeting was held GUILTY IN DEATH terment Rose Hill. SOuth Shore 8-8822. Mrs.

CUsby Eskrldge. Services to be held there. Scientists are encouraged to lis In Atlanta. Ga. Atlanta papers please copy.

NELSON Carolina Kelson. Aug. 4. 1951. late held Tuesday, Aug.

7, 3 p. m. Interment HARDY Robert V. Hardy. Aug.

4. 1951. son cf 1703 Foster avenue, beloved wife of O. William Nelson, dear sister of Marie OFYOUNGCOUPLE Graceland, Fred W. Anderson, suddenly.

Aur. Frances Baker, dear father of Mrs. Paulina Cady. Mrs. Frances Baulus.

Merio. John, and Casper William, fond brother of Salvador. Vincent, Mario. Frank, Peter, Mrs. Mar Composto.

Mrs. Virginia Bon fan tl. Mrs. Santa Covello. and the late Anthony.

Roe Teresl, and Lena Annella. Funeral from chapel, 4401 W. Lawrence avenue. Tuesday. 9:30 a.

to St. Edward's church. Inter-Dent St, Joseph's. MUlberry 5-4400. of the late James and Sarah, brother of Mrs.

Gertrude Cummin es. Edmund. Mrs. ten to scientists in other branches. And if, by accident a layman gets A burglar -jumped from a window in the first floor apartment of David Mitchell at 8133 Venton av.

last night when he saw Policeman William Dohertj and Charles Glimm arrive outside in a squad car. Then he jumped back into the Mitchell dining and Policeman Doherty stopped him by shooting him in the hip. The shot and the trapping of the burglar caused an uproar in the Moeerg. Funeral Tuesday. 3 p.

at chapel, 5149-51 N. Ashland avenue, at Foster. 3. 1951. at Harshaw, husband of Marie Proctor, and James.

Funeral Tuesday, Riverside, Cal, Aug. 5 (JP) Martha, father of Ruby Glnsberx. Ivy B. interment Rosehill. LOngbeach 1-5147.

into wrong room and finds 9:45 a. from chapel, Jeffery boulevard at 77th street, to St. Sablna's church. Mass 10:30 a. m.

Interment St. Mary's. EOuth McGovem, Florence Hulseberg, and the late Courtney Anderson. Resting at funeral home. NELSON Minnie B.

Nelson, beloved wife ot the late Charles fond mother of Mildred and Raymond, sister of May. Joseph, and Shore 8-8822. THOMPSON Sec Frank J. Hackenbroch no 318 N. Central avenue, Austin.

Service Monday, 2:30 p. m. Interment Woodlawn. Aus Lawrence J. Walker, 20, was found guilty today of 'murdering Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Cook, both 19, on the desert near here March himself hearing a talk on "Paleontology of Lingula," he may have the consolation that he knows no irac Marsnaji. ana Mrs. Elizabeth Odin. HARRIS Nelda Garry Harris.

Elgin, write of Georee. dauehter of Mrs. N. E. Thomas.

Services Tuesday. Aug. 7. 1 p. at funeral sister of Theodore Thomas.

Resting at irome. dju rf. western avenue, corner tin l-UUll. ANG8TEN Peter J. Angsten, beloved husband of Josephine, dear father of Aloysius.

Mar-cella Solberg. Fred. James. Lucille Zink, more about it than the famous Walt. Ross.

Allanson funeral chapel. Elgin foster, interment oakrldge cemetery. 26. mathematician in the next seat Funeral Wednesday afternoon, 1:30, at The jury also found Walker, a chapel. Interment Acacia Park.

NELSON Stephen N. Nelson, husband of Slgne, father of Jacqueline and Lee. brother of Mrs, Conrad Ulrich. Resting at funeral Jeanne, Jerome, Joanne Mueller, Cpl. Thomas, U.

S. A. and Robert, grand- One thine that's encouraeine to HASSMANN Adolph Otto Hassmann of 1431 anyone overawed by the presence lather ot 14, brother of Katharine Slodgett. Rose Brabandt. Clara O'Brien.

Anna Arnold, nome. 229 S. Main street. Lombard. 111.

Services Tuesday, 2 p. at First Congre W. Huron. Aug. 4, 1951.

beloved husband of the late Martha B. At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Tuesday. Aug.

7. at 11 a. m. Interment gational church. Lombard.

Burial Mount and Mae Haberstroh. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. from chapel 4920-24 Irvine Park Negro from Newark, N. guilty of kidnaping Mrs. Cook and guilty of assault with intent to rape her.

The jury of 11 women and one man took the case Friday: It rec accompany him to the Wolfner home to collect $20,000 that Piech said Wolfner owed a friend of his. Wolfner said he owed no such debt and did not know any of the robbers. Wolfner reported that property still missing consisted of his 3Va karat diamond ring valued at platinum diamond cuff links and studs valued at $1,000, and his wristwatch valued at $250. Approximately $1,000 in small denomination bills left in the basement, $800 from Wolfner's wallet and $20 belonging to his daughter, Mrs. Patricia Bacher, was also missing but the bandits surrendered $460.

Wolfner's wife, Violet, 46, widow of Charles W. Bidwill, wealthy sports figure who died in 1947, said she believed the robbers had hidden the remainder of the money in the basement and that it would be found eventually. Fur Pieces Found The bandits took $980 from a dresser drawer in the basement, $200 irom a purse on top of the dresser, and about $800 from Wolfner's wallet and pockets. Four fur pieces that had been taken from a rack were found near a basement entrance. The Wolfners left the.

Washington blvd. house to take up temporary residence in- Lake Forest, where the Chicago Cardinals professional football team, which they own, is in training. A Mercury automobile found parked at 30 N. Menard av. contained papers issued to Bergamin and indicating he had been working in Windsor, Ont." The car's Canadian license was listed as issued to Renato Roncato of Windsor.

The police learned that Bergamin never had lived at 2432 Chicago the address he gave when arrested. The address is that of Mrs. Frances Knorowski and she has resided there for 30 years. The police said Bergamin's sister lives at another address in the same block. UNKING OF ILL, HEALTHY BLOOD STREAMS TOLD San Francisco, Aug.

5 (JP) A technique for linking the blood streams of two persons so that a healthy individual may help restore strength to an ill one was announced today by the University of California school of medicine. Scientists who developed the of so many intellects in one place is a glance at the recreation program. The scientists, just like road to St. Bartholomew's church. Inter Rosehill.

uuve. Family requests contributions be made to Stephen N. Nelson Memorial fund, care of State Bank of Lombard, 1 S. Park street. HATO FT Sarah Hatoff.

formerly ot 3509 ment St. Boniface's. Member ot Painters Union, local No. 275. Klidare 5-6220.

ASLING The Rev. Edward T. Asling, Aug. ixjmoara, in ueu 01 iiowers. Roosevelt road, beloved wife of Isadore, lov other human beings, will go on bus NELSON Swan Nelson, beloved father of ing mother ot Bernlce Lovltz, Daniel, Mark tours all over the place, and a at home In Elgin, husband of Adelia.

father of Mrs. J. L. Ehlers and Mrs. Wesley BlehU Georg w.

Services Tuesday, 3 p. m. at lyn Lucente, and Pearl, two grandchildren. Services Monday, 3:30 p. m.

at chapel. parlors. 67th street and Dorchester avenue. wralk over the Forth bridge is a Services 2 P. Tuesday, in Zion Meth ommended life imprisonment on the first degree murder convictions.

Superior Judge Russell S. Waite interment Mount Hope. 3600 W. Roosevelt road. odist church.

Elgin. Interment In Elgin. O'CONNOR Hannah Stack O'Connor of 6411 HERCIK Marie H-rcik, 2853 S. Keeler ave BAMBERGER Eurene J. Bamberger of 3S37 nue, beloved stepmother of Nancy Ann Hart N.

Lakewood avenue, beloved wife of Michael, N. Ciaremont avenue, dear brother of Sid fond sister of Catherine Robes. Maurice mann. grandmother of Rosemary. Services Tuesday.

Aug. 7. 10 at chapel. 3440 certainty. Their women will visit factories, where famous Scottish woolens are produced.

They will attend dinners by the dozen, and you are warned they make just as declared a mistrial on three other counts with which the air force W. 26th street. Interment Bohemian Na ney devoted uncle of Murial Cerkeu Service Tuesday, 1 p. at chapel, 6206 Interment B'nai B'rtth cemetery. Member of William McKinley lodge.

No. 76. tional. Bishop 7-9802. sergeant was charged: Kidnaping A.

F. A A. M. Mrs. Betty Maund, 22, of River witty or just as dull after dinner BAST1AN Arthur Bastlan Ct 6743 N.

side last February; raping Mrs. Newgard avenue, Aug. 3, 1951, beloved husband of Viola dear father ot Marie speechs as anybody else. Redding. Betty Jessup.

and Arthur Bastlan Maund in a Riverside ball park; assault with a deadly weapon on fond grandfather of five. Funeral from neighborhood. In the last few weeks, an elusive burglar had made attempts to enter flats at 8133 and 8131 Vernon av. The wounded burglar, taken to Bridewell hospital, identified himself as Charles BlackwelL 34, Negro, 4928 St Lawrence av. He had ransacked the Mitchell home before he was surprised by police passing on a routine patrol.

Mitchell, 57, a telephone switchboard installer; his wife, Agnes, and their daughter, Nancy, 10, arrived home from Lake Geneva as police closed the burglar trap. 134 MILE TRIP SETS CANADIAN GLIDING RECORD Mount Clemens, 'Aug. 5 (JP) Albert Pow of London, Ont, set a new Canadian distance record for soaring today in a glider flight from Kitchener, Ont, to Selfridge field air force base here. Pow soared 134 miles, taking off from the Waterloo Wellington airport at Kitchener, at 10:30 p. m.

Chicago time and landing here at 3:30 p. rn. He had, intended landing in nearby Windsor, Ont The previous Canadian chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue. Tuesday.

EXPECT 50,000 Aug. 7, at 9:30 a. to st Jerome's her escort, Sgt. James Hicks. churtfc.

Interment St. Mary's. I Judge Waite set Aug. 15 as the SAT MOMENCE'S BAVM Loretta Baura. nee Rarhen, beloved wue or August fond mother of James.

GLADIOLI SHOW Greta May, and Carol Ann, sister of John, James Ha hen, Helen Casper, Rita O'Corrai, and the late Margaret Kokaska. Funeral Tuesday. 9 a. from parlors. 67th street date for sentencing on the convictions and said he will probably decide on that date when to call a new trial on the three counts involving Mrs.

Maund. Four hundred varieties of the ana uorcnester avenue, to St. Cyril church. interment aoiy sepulchre. world's prettiest gladioli will go BERG Dubby Berg, nee Herman, B415 South Dorchester avenue, beloved wife of Max, on display Thursday at the 14th annual Momence Gladioli festival fond mother of Irwin, Allan, and Esther Mildred, daughter of the lata Meyer and REFUSE TO LOAD in Kankakee county, 45 miles from an rue.

loving sister of Harry, Anna Becker, Dora Israelson and Jack of Loa Angeles, Nathan and the late Irving. Services Mon Chicago. More than 50,000 persons are expected at the three day day, 2:30 p. m. at chapel.

4225 W. Roosevelt road, corner of Tripp. Interment Jewish tice. TRAFFLEY Joseph Traffley. Aug.

4. 1951. dear brother of Mary Kleagen. Bertha Bate. Ann Unger.

Katherine Koch, Margaret Johnson, Genevieve Traffley, and the lata Herman. Funeral Tuesday. 1:30 p. at chapel, 5149-51 N. Ashland avenue at Foster.

Interment Rosehill. LOngbeach 1-5147. VEN SK Paul Venske. age 67. of 3707 N.

Paulina street, suddenly at Webster. beloved husband of the late Jessie, dear brother ot Mrs. William Biance. food foster father of Arthur E. Fink and Donald B.

Fink. Services Monday. 1:30 p. at chapel. 3905-07 Lincoln avenue, under auspices of Veritas lodge.

No. 926. A. F. A.

af. Interment Irving Park, Call LAks-vlew 5-0529. VOORHEES Richard Joseph Voorbees. IT B. Emerson.

Mount Prospect, beloved husband of Hazel, fond father of Richard J. Jr. and William one grandchild, dear son of Anna Voorbees. father of Jack. Anna Wilson, and Amy Faeconi.

Resting at funeral home. Lee at Perry streets, Des Plaines. Funeral mass Tuesday, 10 a. at St. Raymond's church.

Mount- Prospect. Interment All Saints'. WEJNEKOWSKI Anton WeJnerowsM." Aur. '4. 1951.

son of the late Martin and Antoinette, dear brother ot Mary. Anna Finn, and Sophie Ukleja. brother-in-law of Frank Finn and Joseph Ukleja. Funeral Tuesday. Aug.

7. 9:30 a. from funeral home. 5776 Lawrence avenue, to St. Constance's church.

Interment St. Adalbert's. KHdar 5-3800. WIESENBACH Elizabeth J. Wlesenbach.

beloved wife of the late Herman, fond mother of William sister ot Mrs, Minnie Nelson. Services Tuesday. Aug. 7. 2:30 p.

at funeral home, 5200 N. Western avenue, corner Foster. Interment Rosehill. W1NKOWITCH Anna Wlnkowttch. beloved wife of Steven, fond mother ot William and Funeral Wednesday, Aug.

8. 9:30 a. from funeral home. 5308 Belmont avenue, to St. Bartholomew's church.

Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. FAlisade 5-8740. WOLFE Jessie May Wolfe, beloved wife of th late George loving mother of Mrs. Phyllis Mary Brown, fond grandmother of James Brown.

At rest tn chapel. 471T Broadway, until noon Tuesday. Services at Graceland cemetery chapel, under auspices of Lakeside chapter. No. 691.

O. E. S. Tuesday, August 7, at 1 P. m.

Interment private. WOLFF Anna Wolff, beloved wife of the Wt Otto, fond mcther of Fred and Otto, mother-in-law ot Bridget and Elsie, grandmother of Dorothy Burke. Donald. Carol. Rita Wolff, and Mercedes Polte.

great-grandmother of Robert Burke. Kitty and Howard Polte. and Arthur Courtney Jr, sister ot Fred Kloppe of Taylor. aunt of Harry H. Fitch.

Restlne at funeral home. 114 1 31st street. Service Tuesday. Aug. 7.

1:30 p. m. Interment Bethania. Member of Central Women's dub, 4th Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs: Enrlewocd chapter. No.

731. O. E. S-. and True Sisters Ladles' society.

LAfayette- 3-6645. Taylor. paper please copy. ZALEWBKI Boleslaw J. Zalewskt.

1505 W. Thomas street, dear husband of Alexandra, fond father of Thaddeus. Caslmlr. Zoala, and" Harriett, brother of WTulam and Harriett Damon, father-in-law of Inda. Ann.

Bogumll Wosctnskl. and Joseph Koster. grand-" father of seven. Funeral Aug. 8.

9:30 a. ra, from chapel. 1137 Noble street, to Old St. Stephen's church, interment St. Adalbert's.

ARmltage 6-3271. Z1ELENSKE Lena I Madeline I Zlelenske. wife ot the 1st Julius loving mother ot Walter and Raymond, dear sister of Edward Camber and Julia Curtis, grandmother of Jeanne Siegfried and Gerald, great-grandmother of Diane Siegfried. Serviced Tuesday. Aug.

7. 3 p. at chapel. 3154 N. Clark street.

Interment Acacia Park. ZIZIE Alex E. Zlzie of 5508 W. iJd -plac. beloved husband of Catherine, ne Obrrut: loving father of Elaine.

Marilyn, and Linda Zlile. Funeral Wednesday at 9 a. m. from funeral home. 2307 S.

Laramie avenue, to Mary Queen of Heaven church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. Member ot th Loyal Order of Moose. Cicero Lodge. No.

365. OLymplc 3-C200. or Bishop 2-1799. event. waldhelm.

SHIP WITH ARMS CARGO FOR REDS New York, Aug. 5 Special Staten Island longshoremen this A parade Saturday will have BLACK Lillian Horan Black. 654S Perry avenue, beloved wife of Fay Black fond HERMAN See Dubby Berg notice HETJERMANN See jablonsU notice. HOFFMAN Clarence W. Hoffman of 170 N.

Lamon avenue, beloved husband of Mabel nea Williams; dear father ot Dorothy Waite, grandfather of Richard and James. Resting at funeral home, 5708 W. Madison street, where services will be held Tuesday at 2 p. m. Interment Forest Home.

A Us tin 7-2012. HORSiEY Elmer Horkey, lata of 615 W. 18th street, beloved son of the late Frank, dear son of Margaret, nee Miller; beloved husband of Stell. nee Baron. Services Wednesday, 1 p.

from funeral home. 659 W. 18th street. Member of Loyal Order ot Moose, Greater Chicago lodge. No.

3, and Cull- woods, S. A. C. Interment Waldheim cemetery. SEeley 3-5711.

HUGHES Isaac T. Hughes, beloved husband of the late Alice, father of Gwendolyn Barry and William. Member of B. E. No.

134, and Telephone Pioneers. Service Tuesday, 1 p. m. at chapel, 79th and Emerald. Interment Fairmount, JABLONSKI Arlene Jablonskl.

Aug. 3. 1951, of 1046 N. Parkslde avenue, beloved daughter ot Theodore and Catherine Heuermann Jablonskl, fond sister ot Teddy. Resting at funeral home.

318 N. Central avenue, Austin. Funeral Tuesday. 9 a. to St.

Angela's church. AUstln 7-0017. JOHNSON Lillian N. Johnson, beloved wife of Albert dear mother of Lois E. Savre and the late Robert L.

Past worthy matron of Areme chapter. No. 983. O. B.

S. Services Tuesday, Aug. 7, 2 P. at chapel. 2838 Lincoln avenue.

Interment Rosehill cemetery. Please omit flowers. Contributions msy be sent to the American Cancer society. JONES Lewis M. Jones, beloved husband of the late Isabelle nee Rennle; loving father of Mrs, Elmer E.

Wawak, David L-, and Morris also seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Services Tuesday, Aug. 7, 11 a. at funeral home, 6200 N. Western avenue, corner of Foster.

Interment private. Fleas omit flowers. KAMP Gustav F. Kamp of 3909 W. 61st place, beloved husband of Ruth Kamp.

dear stepfather of Warren Rose, fond brother of Minnie Flan I Ran and Christ Bohnenkamp. Funeral Tuesday, 2 p. at chapel. 79th street at Loom Is blvd. Interment Bethania cemetery.

Information. TRiangle 4-1187. KARP Sophie Karp. beloved wife of Walter, dear mother of Sigmund and Clara, also survived by sisters. Funeral Wednesday.

9:30 scores of floats, trimmed with motner or Fay Leonard, Evelyn Bell, and the late Florence, sister of Ann Long. morning refused to load cargo on thousands of freshly cut glads of every ''color. Pretty girts from Resting at funeral home, 6915 Wentworth avenue. Funeral Tuesday at 9 a. m.

to St- the Yugoslav frater, Crna Gora Ko- Bemard's church. Mass at 9:30 a. m. In Momence and Wichert, a small record was 118 miles. terment Mount Olivet.

BLAH A Anna Blaha of 2641 S. Spauldlng, beloved sister of Marie Vrba. fond sister- About 90 gliders, includine 25 community south of Momence which also grows glads, are com from the United States, competed in-law of James Vrba, dear aunt of Sister Frances Marie, O. S. James, Charles.

and Stanley Vrba. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. from chapel, 2658 S. Central Park peting in a popularity contest The queen will be crowned during final avenue, to St. Ludmllla's church.

Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. LAwndala 1-3101. festivities. BO LAND George W.

Boland. late of 5714 in the meet conducted by the Soaring Association of Canada and directed by Pow. TRUMAN HAILS AIMS OF YOUTH S. Sangamon street, beloved husband ot To cope with, the influx of the churches will be turned Beverly, father of Martin, fond son of Mary Hawley and the ktte Martin Boland, brother into restaurants, with parishioners oi jonn, Martin, and the late Idell and technique called cross-circulation said it may aid some day in treating polio, leukemia, radiation sickness, and other diseases, particularly thosi of the kidney and Margaret Dedmond. Services Wednesday.

serving meals at nominal prices, August 8, at chapel. 5652 S. Ashland av enue. Complete notice later. RALLY IN N.Y.

CAPPEL8 Gertrude Cappels, see Mitchell, be- Clarence Crawford, president of the festival association, said Momence and the surrounding area liver. tor-, anchored in New York bay off pier 12 at Stapleton, because they said she was soon to sail with a cargo of munitions for communist Yugoslavia. Twenty -eight longshoremen, members of local 920 of the AFL International Longshoremen association were picked to load the ship. When they arrived on the vessel they found they had a few minutes to spare and went into the lounge to smoke. To their surprise, they said, they found pictures of Stalin, Russian swords, and many other war weapons on the walls.

They agreed unanimously not to, work on the ship and came ashore. Whether the ship is going to be loaded with war materials could not be positively learned.1 DISCOVER THREE Jovea wiie oi ueorge dear motner oi Jean Recht and Gloria Rothenberg, devoted grandmother ot Karen Heeht, fond sister of But the scientists emphasized Harry L. Mitchell and Stella Hefter. Serv Ithaca, N. Y.

Aug. 5 (JP) President Truman and State Secretary Acheson today praised the aims of the World Assembly of grow more glads than any other that the technique is in its experi ices Monday, 11 a. m. at chapel, 5206 single spot in the world. mental stage.

So far it has been Broadway. Family at home ot Mr. and Mia. R. J.

Hecht. 1457 Rascber avenue. COHN Rachel Colin, nee LIpschitz. 150 N. Stack, and the late Mary A.

Pound, and Nora Roben. Funeral Tuesday. Aug. 7. 9:30 a.

from funeral home. 1359 Devon avenue at Glenwood. to St, Ignatius' church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment All Saints'. O'CONNOR Jeremiah 3. O'Connor, late of 406 E. 73d street, beloved husband of the late Nora Walsh O'Connor, loving father of John, Catherine Maloney, Eileen, Jerry, and Eugene O'Connor. Funeral Wednesday.

10 a. from funeral home, Haisted at 76th street, to St, Columbanus' church. Mass, 10:30 m. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. STewart 3-7700.

OLSEN Frank L. Olsen. tn Michigan City. Aug. 5, 1951.

formerly of Chicago, husband of the late Ellen, stepson of Jennie M. Olsen, brother ot Mrs. L. M. Kalner, Mrs.

Ruth M. Farrar. R. S. Olsen.

T. Olsen. R. E. Olsen.

B. M. Olsen. and H. N.

Olsen. Services 2:30 p. Tuesday, Aug. 7, at the Methodist church. New Buffalo.

Mich. Interment In New Buffalo. Member of Square post. No. 232, American Legion.

Chicago, and Cleveland lodge. No. 211, A. F. A.

Chicago. OLSON Emma Olson of 569 Wlnnetka avenue, Wlnnetka and St. Petersburg. beloved wife of Ole P. Olson, loving motner of Mrs.

Rollln 8. Dorothy I Thompson, fond grandmother of Rollln Spencer Thompson. affectionate sister of Anna Correll. Walter, and the late Adolph Grlmberg, dear mother-in-law of Rollln S. Thompson.

Member of Irving Park Sorosls and Kenil worth Neighbors. Services Tuesday, 1 p. ou it chapel. 1460 Sherman avenue, Evanston. Interment Memorial Park cemetery.

OLSON Louise Olson, at Colorado Springs. beloved wife of the late Arvld E. Olson fond mother of Col. Arvld E. Olson Jr.

and Elaine Gravley of Lakewood. sister ot Mabel Michel and Evelyn Abel, also survived by three grandchildren. Services Tuesday, 2 p. at funeral home. 3301 Fuller ton avenue.

Interment Acacia Park. Member of Humboldt Park chapter. No. 472. O.

E. and Wicker Parkv Women's dub. Friends may call after 12 noon Moo. ONDROYIC Frank S. Ondrovle of 3510 S.

57 th court. Cicero, dearly beloved husband of Katherine, fond father of Frank, William, and Rudolph, brother of Joseph and Michael Androvic, three grandchildren. Services Tuesday, 3 p. m. at home tor funerals, 5844 W.

Cermak road. Interment Wood-lawn cemetery. OLymplc 2-0243. PAP ANEK Martin Papanek Ladysmlth. beloved husband of Katherine, nee Cablk; loving father ot Martin Jr.

and John, dear brother of Samuel, fond grandfather of two. Funeral Monday. 1:30 p. from chapel, 1407 W. Chicago avenue, to Trinity Slovak Lutheran church.

La Crosse and Foster avenue. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. MOnroe 6-3877. PECOBARO Rosario Fecoraro. husband of the late Sarah, belcved father of Anthony and Joseph, brother ot Joseph Pecoraro and Carmella Scafidl.

Funeral from chapel. 7319 Madison street. Forest Park. Tuesday, 9:30 a. to St.

Bemardlne's church. Interment Mount Carmel. PLTJMMER Theresa Plummer, ne Frank. Aug. 4.

late of 2010 Sheffield avenue, beloved wife of te lata William, fond mother of Edwin H. Funeral Tuesday. 9:30 a. from funeral home. 2449 Lincoln avenue, to St.

Vincent's church. Mass 10 m. Interment All Saints' cemetery. POORT Winifred Poort. ne Werkmsn, suddenly, age 62, beloved wife ot Arnold, dear mother of Agnes De Heer and Cornelius sister of Jacob and Anna Vanderzee.

At chapel, 10834 S. Michigan avenue, where services will be held Wednesday, 1:30 p. m. Interment Mount Greenwood. rOTERASKE Frank Poteraske.

Aug. 4. 1951. late of 2803 Archer avenue, beloved husband of Frances, nee Janes: fond father ot John. Raymond.

Russell. Jean Cermak, the late Andrew, Helen, and Bernlce, brother of Victor, Anthony. Rose Becen. Bridget Kriecha. Jennie Loffle, and Julia Kubis.

Funeral Tuesday. Aug. 7. 9:30 a. from Chanel, 2819 Archer avenue, to St.

Bridget's church, interment Holy Sepulchre. CAlumet 5-5030. rREYBYLSKI Marie Pnybylskl. beloved wife of Stanley, dear mother of Anna Skarbek and Clara, daughter of Thomas Dobrowolakl, sister cf Thaddeus and Alexander. Funeral Tuesday.

9:30 a. from chapel, 2325 S. California avenue, to St. Roman's church, interment Resurrection. Bishop 7-6123.

PCS ATE RI Paul Pnsaterl, beloved husband ot the late Antonla. loving father ot Michael. Mrs. Lena Virginia, Jack, Paul John, Frank, Anthony, and the late Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from chapel, 441 W.

North avenue, to St. Philip Benizl church. Interment EL. Joseph's. Michigan 2-1234.

RAAB Joseph Raab, Aug. 4, beloved husband of Marie, dear father of Marl Vollbrecht and Lorraine. Funeral Tuesday morning at 9:30, from mortuary. 1356 Wellington avenue. Services at St, Alphonsus church st 10 o'clock.

Interment St, Joseph's cemetery. Fleas omit flowers. BERICHA Frances Rerichs, nee Havel, ot 1841 S. 57th court, Cicero, beloved wife cf Joseph, fond mother of Lillian Walstrom. Blanche Mayne of California.

Bessie and i Bohumll Rerlcha. three grandchildren. Serv Glads now represent a $5,000,000 used onlv seven times on volun a. from residence. 4530 S.

Albany ave-H Youth, which is holding an inter industry in the area. teers suffering incurable diseases. national meeting at Cornell Parkslde avenue, beloved wife of the late Joshua, dear mother of Dr. Max Sadie, and Dr. Maurice L.

of Denver, grandmother cf one. Funeral Tuesday. 2 p. at chapel. 704 S.

Pulaski road. Interment -FUNERAL DIBECTORS- The cross-circulation has been maintained for as long as 26 hours. The technique involves using tubes fciaiements irom them were read to the assembly in a wire- Vilna cemetery. to connect the arteries of two per recorded message from Washing' CO! AH AN Walter P. Colahan.

to New York City, formerly of Chicago and Rockford, dear husband of Marie, nee De Mace: fond Funeral Information LAIN SON. sons. Among special precautions, ton by Edward J. Barrett, assist lauier oi Margaret, Charles, and Walter, steps must be taken to make cer Services Tuesday. 1 p.

at Chanel. 217 ant state secretary for public affairs. tain that the blood of the two W. 72d street. New York.

Rockford papers piease copy. NEW WAYS TO Five hundred representatives of CONERTT Mae Conerty. nee Courtney, of 1203 W. 83 street, beloved wife of Henry SOUTH CHAPEL 316 W. 63D-ST.

PHONE: WEntwortb 6-0025. 63 noncommunist countries are devoted mother ot Marilyn, fond sister of Patrick, Helen. John, Anne Courtney, and MAKE CORTISONE attending the assembly, whose Frances Powers. Funeral Wednesday, at TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION purpose is described as an ex 10 a. from funeral home, 7831-33 New York, Aug.

5 (JP) Three Racine avenue, to St. church. Mem change of ideas and information new ways of making the scarce ber of St. Klllan's Altar and Rosarv society. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

TRiangle 4-7300. hormone cortisone from abundant COURTNEY See Mae Conerty notice. on customs in the cause of peace, Suffers Heart Attack raw materials were announced CROOK Ralph J. Crook. 2819 Wisconsin avenue.

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810.00: sis months. Theresa, fond father of Catherine and Joseph, son of Joseph. Resting at funeral The new methods get cortisone at Anniversary Party home. C910 Windsor avenue, Berwyn, 111. Funeral mass 10 a.

Wednesday at St. from coal tar, yeast, yams, certain animal fat, and soybeans. Leonard's church, 33d street and Clarence Mrs, Ruth Weber, 59, of 1740 W. 189th st, Homewood, suffered avenue. Berwyn.

111. Interment Mount Car- The methods offer an end to the mei. Member of International Association persons is compatible. EX-CHICAGO MAN SLAIN IN TEXAS DRIVE-IN CAFE Robert H. Kube, 44, former Chicago haberdasher, who several years ago became owner of a drive-in restaurant in San Antonio, was shot and killed in the restaurant early yesterday.

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In church HASKMANN Adolph Otto. 11 a. m. at ehSpel. LASKIM Jamea S.

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85TH-ST. PHONE: BEverly 6-2182. TUESDAY. rOAT Ella. io a.

m. at chapel. LAIN- SON of Fire Fighters, local 506; Loyal Order of Moose, No. 424; member of Berwyn shortage of the hormone that and her husband, Abraham rue aeparuneni. fights arthritis, rheumatic fever, eye diseases, and other human president of the Webb-Linn Print DALE William Dale.

Aug. 4, beloved hus band of the late Catherine, nea Brandau; ing company, and a party of 10 ailments. nue. to St. Mary of Perpetual Help church.

Burial Resurrection cemetery. YArds 7-6424. KARTHOLL Nellie E. Kartholl of 1045 N. Taylor avenue.

Oak Park, beloved wife of the lata Joseph, fond mother ot Joseph, Genevieve Flanagan, Helen Price, and Robert Kartholl. At funeral home. 17 Madison street. Oak Park. Funeral Tuesday, Aug.

7. at 9:30 a. m. to Ascension church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment Calvary. KELLY James Kelly, beloved husband of the late Delia, nee Kerwln: fond father of Rosemary Zawllla. Margaret Feddersen, loving grandfather of Kathleen Zawllla, fond brother of Patrick J. In California, Michael.

Thomas, and Peter in Ireland. Services Wednesday, Aug. 8. at 9:30 a. from funeral home.

7308 W. Archer avenue. Summit, to t. Daniel's. Interment Mount Olivet, Information, SUmmlt 208.

San Leandro, papers please copy. KINSEY Earl S. KInsey, Aug. 5, 1951. husband of the late Nellie father ot Mrs.

Lewy Lee and Mrs. Robert Kulte. brother ot Mrs. O. E.

Sandqulst of Cambridge, at chapel, 550 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Wednesday. Aug. 8, at 1 m. Interment Memorial Park.

KRAATZ John W. Kraatx, beloved husband of Rena, dear father of Stella Palack and Elmer. Services Tuesday. 2 p. at funeral home.

2500. N. Cicero avenue. En-tombent Acacia Park, Please omit flowers. BErkshire 7-8070- KtTHRT Elizabeth W.

Kuhrt. nee Kuehner, late of 5124 Berenice avenue, beloved wife ot H. Fred, dear mother of Evelyn Hahn and the late Eleanor Greske. fond grandmother of Janice, Billy, Jon and Nancy Hahn, and Kay Greske. sister of Anne Worthlngton and William F.

Kuehner, mother-in-law ot William C. Hahn and the late Harry Greske, sister-in-law of Margaret Kuehner and Berlin Worthlngton. Resting at chapel, 4920-24 Irving Park road, until 11 a. m. Wednesday.

Aug. 8. Services p. at Tabor Evangelical Reformed church, LeClalr and Belle Plalne. Past matron of Germanla chapter.

No. 552. O. E. S.

Interment Eden cemetery. KDdare 5-6220. KTJKEC Peter Kukec beloved husband of Lillian, nee Vadlna; loving father ot Emest, Robert, and Mary Ann, fond brother of Paul Kukec, brother-in-law ot PrUdtla, father-in-law of Angeline rMalpedet and Jacqueline (Bedalowl, grandfather of William, Service Tuesday. 10 a. at chapel.

2600 Wentworth avenue. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. 'Victory 2-1881. LARKIN James 8. Larkin.

4933 N. Moxsrt, Aug. 4. 1951. beloved husband ot Elsie -dear father of Dorothy fond brother of Lillian Hermanson and Bertha Law son.

At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Tuesday, Aug. 7, at 1 p. m.

Interment Memorial Park. UNDER Walter K. Aug. 4, late of 1360 Ardoon avenue, Cleveland Heights, dear brother of Paul Under and Elsie Hargeshelmer. Funeral Wednesday, Aug.

8, at 1 p. from funeral home, 2056-58 Belmont avenue, to Concordia cemetery. Member of South Euclid post, A. No. 308, South Euclid.

and Heights lodge. No. 633. F. Ac A.

Cleveland Heights, O. Cleveland and Cleveland Heights papers pleas cob. father of Elsie Grant of Milwaukee, Luetta Swan, and the late Elmer, Catherine, and William Dale, grandfather of 6, great-grandfather ot 12. Resting at chapel, 5522 S. Until now, cortisone has been friends were celebrating the Web-ers' 41st wedding anniversary in made only' from the bile of cattle, Haisted.

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interment Waldheim. DALZELL Esther Dalzell. formerly ot 102 new sources are potentially inex 76th street, beloved wife of the late James, loving aunt of Evelyn Berthold. Resting at Wabash av. Firemen of squad 1 revived Mrs.

Weber and took her to Wesley Memorial hospital. Her lunerei nome. (wis bout a park avenue, haustible. They were reported in the journal of the American Chemical society by scientists of Harvard university and Merck condition was termed good. alter 2 p.

m. Monday. August 6. Services Tuesday, August 7, at 1 p. ra.

Interment Oak Woods cemetery. Information, TRiangle DAM ATO See Mary Tangredy notice. Rahway, N. J. months, three months.

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5844 W. Cermak road. Cremation, wood-lawn eemetery. Please omit flowers. OLympia 2-0243.

RIOPEL Myrtle Mary Jones Rlopel of 8107 S. Hermitage avenue, beloved wife ot Charles dear aunt of Gepevlev Warnke. Funeral Tuesday. 1 p. at chapel.

79th street at Loom is boulevard. Interment Mount Hop cemetery. Information, TRiangle 4-1187. ROCKFORD Edith Anna Rockford. ne Kos-bab.

beloved wife of Anthony, fond mother of Thomaa and Sandra, dear daughter of William and Anna Kosbab. Service at chapel. 3100 Irving Park road. Wednesday. 1:30 p.

as. Interment Bldiewood cemetery. PTNKFLSTEIf Samuel Finkelstelo. la cherished memorr of our beloved husband and lather, who passed away one year ago today. WIFE.

CHILDREN. AND GRANDSON. UTVINSO! Tlorenca I. Levlnson. At rest 25 years.

To recall a cherished memory to all who knew her. ALT A L. BLOOM. TALBOT Margaret H. Talbot, sea O'Leanr, died Aug.

6, 1950. The Master' hand that patterned you. Will never make another To take the place In heart er horaa Like yoa my darllnr mother. HEARTBROKEN DAUGHTER. MILDRED.

day when a two passenger private plane piloted by her husband, Rob grandfather cf Russell W. Goebel and Gloria E. Watson. Services Monday, 3 p. at funeral home.

203 S. Marlon street at Pleasant street. Oak Park. Interment Acacia ert, 28, crash-landed near Greens Park. Member of Golden Rule lodge.

No. burg, Pa. Her husband, a sky 726, A. F. St A.

Chicago commandery. No. 19 K. T-. and WUey M.

Egaa chapter. writer, was unhurt. no. iio, ii. as, -i 1 i r-ij is stth.